- Understand the historical context and emergence of HIV/AIDS;
- Describe the epidemiology of HIV/AIDS, including global and regional trends;
- Analyze the societal impact of HIV/AIDS on affected communities and healthcare systems;
- Identify modes of HIV transmission and apply effective prevention strategies;
- Explain the stages of HIV infection and demonstrate competency in HIV testing and counseling;
- Understand stress and its physiological and psychological responses;
- Recognize common sources of stress and their impact on individuals;
- Discuss cognitive and behavioral approaches to stress management;
- Implement lifestyle modifications to reduce stress and promote well-being;
- Apply stress management techniques tailored for the workplace environment;
- Develop emotional intelligence skills to enhance stress resilience; and
- Formulate long-term stress management strategies for sustained well-being.
- Introduction to HIV/AIDS;
- Epidemiology of HIV/AIDS;
- Impact of HIV/AIDS on Society;
- HIV Transmission and Prevention;
- Clinical Aspects of HIV/AIDS (Stages of HIV infection & HIV testing and counseling);
- Introduction to Stress Management;
- Sources of Stress;
- Stress Response and Physiology;
- Cognitive & Behavioral Approaches to Stress Management;
- Lifestyle Modifications for Stress Reduction;
- Workplace Stress Management;
- Stress and Emotional Intelligence; and
- Long-Term Stress Management Strategies.
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